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United Baristas launches United Baristas Jobs, the new service connecting coffee people with coffee jobs
More Free Restart Coffee job listings help keep the coffee industry working
UB-iD is the secure passport, which allows you to log in to United Baristas services. The new UB-iD experience is easier to use and even more secure.
More Introducing the new UB-iD experience
通過解決濃縮咖啡機的能源消耗,減少咖啡的碳足跡
More 熱的東西: 濃縮咖啡機如何導致全球變暖
Reducing coffee’s carbon footprint by tackling the energy consumption of espresso machines
More Hot Stuff: How espresso machines cause global warming
When lockdown lifts to permit coffee shop trade, we should end the customer discount for reusable cups. Here’s why, how we should use the money instead, and why this is the best moment to implement this change.
More Strengthening the coffee industry by eliminating the reusable cup discount
Erin is the social media manager for Caffeine magazine, and a qualified yoga instructor. She explains how it has improved her wellbeing and how she’s now sharing her passion with others.
More Easing into it
United Baristas has instigated an industry-wide project to better support baristas and coffee professionals during the Covid-19 outbreak
More Introducing #BaristaCare to provide you with support during Covid-19
Over 250 care packs pledged for furloughed baristas by leading coffee companies
More Care Packs for baristas with #BaristaCare, a coffee community project
Ashley Dawes is a key account manager at Union, and is discovering new ways to scale new heights
More Rock star
New members-only area and articles for the United Baristas community
More Introducing United Baristas Community Memberships
Camilla Morgan is the UK sales manager for Victoria Arduino and spends much of her professional life on the road, and her personal time competing in triathlons
More Being a good sport
Analysis comparing wage, revenue and inflation over the past two years shows the coffee industry is paying its staff more by raising prices
More We’ve made progress on wages, but there’s still much more work to be done